Greensboro Legal Blog
Managing Vendors With Access to PHI
In 2017, a $31,000 settlement was paid by a covered entity due to a vendor, a record storage company, when OCR discovered that the parties did not have a Business Associate Agreement in place.
PDMPs: What the CDC wants providers to know
It is no secret that opioid abuse is becoming increasingly problematic throughout North Carolina and across the U.S. many jurisdictions have implemented local and state-level interventions, but by far the most effective have been the prescription drug monitoring programs.
How can I protect my business’s intellectual property?
Ideas are integral to the success of a business. Protecting new inventions, processes, and concepts is crucial in this case, as you do not want competitors to take your ideas and use them for their own purposes. Here are some effective methods of safeguarding sensitive information so your business will continue to thrive.
Should I write my own will?
Even a relatively simple estate plan will need to be structured in a certain way to ensure it is legally binding, which is why there is no substitute for consulting legal counsel.
How will probate effect my estate?
The process of settling a person's will after their death is called probate. Probate is usually handled in court and can be complicated, time consuming and expensive....
A well-rounded estate plan can include some basic documents
We can explain the necessity of each of the different documents (Will, Living Will, and Power of Attorney) and how each may benefit your heirs.
How has health care law addressed changes in technology?
Health care law has had to change to keep up with advancements in technology, and HIPAA is just one example of how the federal government addressed the issue of privacy and electronic medical information.
How can you include charitable giving in your estate plan?
Many people feel a great sense of satisfaction in charitable giving. After all, many people have causes they feel passionately about and want to support. One way that people can...
Address partnership disputes in North Carolina before they arise
There are steps business partners can take from the get-go to mitigate the chance of partnership disputes occurring in the future.
An introduction to breach of contract in North Carolina
North Carolina’s legal system offers a remedy for parties who have been hurt by a breach of contract.